Prima di discutere con qualcuno, chiediti: “Questa persona è mentalmente matura per comprendere il concetto da una prospettiva diversa?”. In caso contrario, non ha senso discutere.
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Risparmiare le energie
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Sui blog
Sono sempre più staccato dai social (oramai posto solo qui) e girando per la rete mi accorgo che non sono l’unico a credere nel ritorno dei blog:
Ultimately, social media became too burdensome to achieve that goal so I take the same approach with blogs: they are starting points that lead to connection and more focused conversation away from the public web.
The tagline for the blog at one point many years ago used to be “expanding my online world” which fits perfectly with this desire to connect with more interesting folks around the web.
Further to this, there is the feeling of being part of something bigger than yourself: the blogging “community”. Even though blogging is a very singular pastime, the knowledge that there are others out there, just like you, who throw words at the web through some kind of compulsion to write and share — even if no one will read it – is profound. It reaffirms who you are and what you are doing.
Blogging is a lifeline, a connection to people and a world that might not be possible offline because of the reticence to interact and the fear doing so generates. I can’t think of a better reason to do it
Colin WalkerFediverse reactions
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Donni saphire
Don’t be ashamed of the things you like. Everything else is also dumb as hellFediverse reactions
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Un video interessante ci spiega come le Birkenstock sono passate da cringe a cool
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As social media platforms increasingly shift from human interactions to algorithms, it’s no surprise that we all feel overwhelmed by internet noise. Consequently, the proliferation of spam, bots, irrelevant content, and ads has become (or should become) more apparent than ever. This is precisely why the internet feels less enjoyable. Social media seems less social, and lately, it feels even less like “media.”
Om MalikFediverse reactions